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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-21
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tDurbe, unb nod berbrDfener, als er ben
Brief las, in Dem 6rau b. SellniB ibn
bringeno bat, 10 balb Die m6gli9 al ibr
3u tommen, ba iie in Sa6en bes Grdu=
lein 2efen nit ibm ernif su ipre6en
babe ST mar auh geraoe in Der Stims
mung, fid iebt um Grdulein 2eFen 3u
fiimnern! Nber be, gun3e Son bes
Briefes lieB barauf f6lieBeu, bab es iid
um etmas perbdltniBmdBig Wl6tiges
banbele unb er fol9te Der ginIabunS in
iibelffer 2aune.
Mit einiger Bermunberung b6rte er
ben 8eti9t, ben Glauoine nod unter
benz unmitteIbaren ginorude bes Nerger.
niles, bas Gron3i's gri9eineu gegeben
unb @retens 66meieiamfeit beitdrtl
bate, NIT bem Nusorufe mabrer gnt
riiifung eritattete. gr bat in b0fli9er
Weife 6rau bon Seunib um 8er3ei1ung
fir bic llnannebmli9teit, bic er ibr
miitelbar bereitet babe, uno begab fi9
bann foglei6 gu @reteu.
@rete baite. obmobl es orauBen i9on
aiemIi9 bunfsl mar, nod fein 2i9t ans
ge3iinbet. Sic laB in tiefer Nieberge=
fdlagenbeit am Geniftr. 9lls Bruno
bel ibr eiutrat, erbob iie f6 i6nea.
Sdou in Der 9lrt unb Weiie. wie Bruno
fie beute begrhbte. fprad) fid feline tisfe
Nerfiimmung aug. llnS obne es ibr au
erm0gli6en, au6 nur Elm Wort 5u
ibrer 8ertbeibigung Dorsubrinsen. iagte
Bruno:
Sic baben mir iebr ernife unannebm.
li9feiten bereitet, unb bas bdtte i9 BON
Sbnen sulebt ertpartet. Sd babe Sic
na6 Sbrem bisherigen 0erfebr ME ge.
frogt. neil i9 als islbltoerlfdnbIi1 bors
ausgeieBt babe, baB Sic in bieiem 6auie
Sbre friiberen 8e3iebungen ni6t auf.
rebt erbalten tpirben. Sd bebaure,
mid getdui6t su baben.
@refe mar mie pDr bert 2opF gel1lds
gen, bic Stimme berfagte ibr. Sic atbs
msie tief unb ifnnb tuie cine 5hnberin
nit aeienftem 6aupte por oem ftrafen<
ben &i1ter.
Sd fann ss Grau bon Sennib bur6s
aus nidt berbsnfen, fubr er In feiuer
ungere9ten @ereijtbeit fort, baB He ei>
ner Wieoertebr zines fol9en Nergernif.
fes elm fir allemal porbeusen min.
Sic bat &adidten auf ibre So6.er su
nebmen.
@s bur6sudte @reten eisentbiimli@
Bel biefen @orten, fie badte an bas
roibe Su9 unb atbmete tpieoer tief auf.
Sd babe Grau b. Sellnib nidt obne
Mhbe su beiiimmen eetpubt, baB he
fiber bies 3immer nibt bor Gn6e bes
Wtonais perfiiat. Damn mufen mir
etwas auberes fu6en. 6ier gebt's ni6t
mehr.
Bruno eine perbriebIiG i'm Simmer
auf unb ab.
(6ortfetuns foIst.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-21
ssese Srau fenut he.

Der menidIide 36rper 1T elmer guteu
Stanos ooer Saf9enubr in ihren Be=
tpegungen siemli6 dbuli9; iDenn cine
5u langfam ober 3u fdnea gebt, 70 foIs
gen ale anoern uno teine gebt ridtig;
menn elm Organ ober cine 9eibe pom
Organen unpOllfOmmen arbeitet, ent,
ttebt lt1erIi1 6emmung Der Sbdiia.
felt aller Organe. Daber fommt es,
oaB bic Dielen 2eioen, tpel9e oas 2eben
oes Weibes eleno MAIDEN, bireft aus
Der naturpibrigen 2bdtigfeit bes @es
bdrmutteripftems foIgen. @egen aae
1efle 3ablrel9ea Symphonic = unb ieoe
frau tennt iie-giebt es elm unfebIbares
0eilmittcl. Dr. Yierce's .Favorite
Prescription (2ieblinsspsroronung)
fur oas Grauensei6Ie9t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-21
Sin ptbslid,es @efiibf

BET Rdlte ant Riidsrat, ssfoIat bon Sitl6aueru
uno ilberreiGIider SdmeiBabionOGuus. Bir
ale fennen biefe Sbmptome, Denn aud nidi
aus Gr'abruns. 10 bod bon Soreniasen.. Bas
nirf,mt man an beftsn baaeaeu? ghiuin
Das III unsipeifeIbaft cine gefabrIide arSenei
20 perurfadt 3noGenfrnB uno f6otft babel mar
poriiberaehcnb 9ilfa. 6iebt es nidts anberea
oaiiir? @eluib. Elm iptrtiames unb babei un.
fdadoliGes Wittel-epletter's Mag en-.
bttters, elm suberldiiiges WlitteI, nm aus
Dem Sbitem binnen Rurjem iebe Spur miass
mcttlGen Sa'tes Su oertrsiben. Gs muB obne
Sogern uno obne llnterbre@ung eenominen
lDerosn. Die Bolse baOOa-S SeiIung. !pirb ben'
@ebrGnd, o,eles wo6ltbdt'sen Btsoerberaeaers
Der @eiunobeit ii6erii@ folaen. Ghsp,pfie,
eebertefdwersen, Aerbealeioen, 9aeumaiismus
uno nnibau .teir Der 9itren unb esr 8lale ge.
b0reu e6enfalls su ben arantteten, peIde nurdy
bic wunoerbart Suife bisies gslunben, aus
yaanaen hereetfellisn SsilmitteIs, bas bon ben
aersten en,ptoblen w'ro, Uollitdnbis sebobeu
msrbeu f0unen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-21

Gfuctuationen i'm Marfte fit gis
tenmaaren tann Seber permeibeu, BET
ieine Orbers bur9 pieper&6 duIt.
b eB ausflbren ldBt. Gabrifonteu re-
glliren ibre Breiie na9 bem Ronlum.
B'per 6 eduItbeB baben iiets einen
enormen 8orraib Don 6en3orabt, gifens
bled) u. !. 10. unb fie notiren friibere
nleorige preife, iuenn bieieIben aud i'm
i'm Marfte fteisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-21
Mmerifanifdler hun1pr.

Spariam: Sn @eorsia pobnen
orei febr fparlame Mdnner. Der gr.
tie trintt fid ni6t iatt an MaHer, tpenn
es ni9t aus benz Brnnnen zines Mnbern
III; Der 3weite bdlt feline ganae Gnmi.
lie oo5u on, cine fleine 9anofdrift su
t1reiben, um bic Sinte gu iparen; uno
Der Dritte ldBt gfa1ts feline Wanoubr
f!iatfeben. oamit iie f6 ni@t au frtbe
ansnuBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-21
4uf I'm ,peaen.

Der tIsine 2ari: Diana, sibt es
bitteren 3uder2
Die Mutter: Nber, 2arI. pie fannf
Ou 10 bumm fraseu2 @s giot bod
nur iiiben 3udsr.
2arl: @arum iit bsnn msiH 2affss
70 bitter?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-21
Cine ..feine IamiIie."

gr: 0u. S6ab, bas fann nidt 10
fort seben nit 0einen toftipieliseu grs
trabagan3en! Sn ben paar Sabren
nnierer ghe bait Du mid beinabe uolls
ftdnbig ruinirt.
Sic: a6 i6uab bod nidt 70 bums
mes 3emg! Du parft ia i6on cine 9tuine,
als i9 Old beiratb,te!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-21
Gine @nhm ffnht

Gin Mann aus Ganfas ghp frua
auf BET giienbabu einen 6remben, nit
Dem ct ii6 in's 8eiprdd einssInHen
bate:
sic paren mobt ME in 2anfas Giiip?
. ODD. if mar erit leBte Wobe bort,
errplberte ber Grembe.
9ebte Wohe2 rief Der Wann aus
Santos gltp, leBie Wo6el Sic iolIten
bic Staot 5eute febenl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-21
@srbInm mt.

9err: aber, 6ert Oottor, sic pers
Ha9ldiiisen mid ia iebt poaHdnoig.
Mr5t: Die Sbulo liegt nur an sSb.
men! SD ltdttete Sbnea i'm Boriabre
bod cine giiite ab, unb oen gelud5
ftno Sic mir bis beute nod i4ulbial
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-21
q m msr Der @Ieide

Gin @roBbdnbler lielt bic RecenFon
eines neuen 2ufiipiels: ,,Das Sthd
bat einen 6unptfebler: es tuirb su piel
geiprO6en uub gar nidt sebanoelt."
,.Merfmiiroia." ruff er aus, ,,nirs
senbs mebr e. @eiGdft."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-21
Maler aiebfs ii6eraa

. . : q Hs
Mus ben 8eribten iiber bic lebte
Wabl unter ben @berotees gebt bsrpor,
oaB Der 9dnptling Waner Die meilien
Stimmen erbalten batte, bon Der Sc.
genpartei aber um bic STEELE bes Ober=
bdaptliHgs betrogen wurbe. Das iolI.
ten Die anoern Diapers nidt leioen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-21
eine q q dtfeene

Sieb; Wean Sbnen Sbr 1eben Iieb
TT. 10 berbalien Sic R6 rubis. Sd
fude @elb.
Stubent: S6nea, MAIDEN sic 2i6t,
iG iu9e nit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-21

engldnber auf aeifem.
Mann: MpIaop, fblasen sic mad
I'm gdoeter, ME biefe Gesenb bier
ausfiebt.
grau: .gssl 5isr aebt's: 3au.
berii9 fd0n.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-21
Mus RauiQs Ono cos Trol

q > " NUU jug UtUUs
enitimmre4t eingefiihrt 1T
Manu III ieiner Grou !: DranBen 1T
elm Grauenaimmer, mel9es Define Mn.
3eige in Der 3eitung, uorin Su cine
3odin fudft, geleien bat unb um bic
Sttle na1iu6t.
Grau (oie ioebeu bonn Stimmplab
auriidtam): SIT iie &epublitauer Ooer
Semotrats
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-21

pancoaf 6 g Sobn pe,tauien
9elrentleiber rs = 33% bili9er als irs
genb elm 0aus in Der Staot Dies 1T
feia 0umbug. ueber3eugt gu6!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-21
9or EN- Wffenhaufe

Dor benz affenbaufe.
sNl9t wabr, mein Grdulein, es 1T
babl6 bier i'm 3ooIogii1en @orten?a
sWunoerbabidb! unb mo man bin.
iiebt, - lauier befannte 8elidter."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-21

Maberid's @anf, algemeines ganfs
gsf9dft, 3ablt 4% 3iniea auf Depofitem
fur beffinmte 3eit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-21
MA&M plaza
Acequia Strasse San Antonio
auauns gsaaren md upsr in Der gr % esdt6t boz "a
DRESS GOODS.

mas gut 1T nb Maes MODERN in fnen pcpuGren
GOODS, wede et in @ebraua fnb, aun te unS fnben
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-18

To those who wish to make useful
and valuable Christmas Present we will
say, call early and make your selection
before the stock is more broken. We
have several very fine Seal Plush Jack
cts, Sacques and Wraps, left yet, sew
eral Imported Wraps which you can
buy at less than importers price.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-18

Wnat TO
CHI R|SS'
Is troubling the majority of man
Don't buy tinkets that WILDE tn
ing of Christmas gifts is for REL
give something that the receiver
spending your money to the bes1
CCARF PINS IN SOLID GOLD, IA K
- goose head with real pearl-headed pin
in its mouth. 81.
a RHINESTONE STAR AND CRESCENT,
II six stones, Sc.
4 COIL OF ROPE, SET WITH GENUINE
n ruby, So.
A NEPTUNE TRIDENT, SET WITH
n three pearls. 81
4 SCROLL SET WITH SEVEN PEARLS,
n $3.50.
An OWL, SET WITH RUBY EYES, $3.50.
4 HORSESHOE WITH WHIP, $3.50.
A TULIP, SET WITH TURQUOISE
n pearl-set leaves, $3.50.
4 PARALLELOGRAM, SET WITH TWO
"A pearls, 81.
A PADDOCK $3.50.
An ANEMoNE, SET WITH WHOLE
n pearl, So.
EOUR OPALS SET ROUND A RUBY, 81.
CREsCENT, SET WITH ONE RHINE
" stone 81.
A PANSY, SET WITH WHOLE PEARL,
n $3.50.
A SOLITAIRE RHINESTONE, $l.75.
A SOLITAIRE RHINESTONE, 81.
4 PANsY, SET WITH TURQUOISE,
A CROSS AND GROWN, K. T.. s..
A MOTHER, 1925.
a HORSESHOE, SET WITH TUR-
n quoise interlacing pearl-set star and
crescent, St.
A C a. FLY DIAMOND EYES
A HORSESHOE AND HORSE HEAD,
II $3.50.
CINGLE CARBUNCLE, HEAVY GOLD
~ setting, $3.50.
4 KNOT OF COILED ROPE, SET WITH
n pearl and turquoise.
A POTATOE BUG ON GOLD LEAF. NAT
IA ural colors So.
HORSESHOE, O-CARAT, So.
HEART AND KEY, 81.
JOCKEY CAP AND WHIP, So.
pEARL AND TURQUOISE SET. HORSE
i shoe interlaced.
TURTLE WITH FIVE DIAMONDS, TWO
l. rubies, two emeralds $35.
TOBOGGAN WITH DIAMOND IN BOW,
A GOLD BALL DIAMOND SETIN STONE
IA setting in center, surrounded by ser
pent with garnets for eyes, S14.
r OVERS KNOT, SET WITH DIAMOND,
IL S12.
TIGER's HEAD WITH DIAMOND IN
l. mouth, $40.
DIAMOND a a2-cARAT, SET IN GOLD
nIAMOND SET IN SQUARE WITH
- black enameled, $40.
n URTLE SET WITH SINGLE DIAMOND,
L SIS; a fine stone.
4 PAINTERS PALETTE SET WITH
II colored stones, 81.
T ARGE LOT OF OTHER PINS, Ola
IL mond- ETC..
OVER 100 GOLD FRONT SCARF PINS AT
" ST. to S1.25 each.
IN SOLID SILVERWARE = MATCH
L boxes So, $3.50 up to 81, insatin-fnished
oxydized silver and gold encrusted.
nRINKING FLASKS IN SATIN FINISH
IL and oxydized silver.
COAP BOXES FOR TRAVELLERS IN
- oxidized silver.
CILK HAT BRUSHES, OXYDIZED SILVER
- and satin finish.
n OLD-HEADED CANES, $50, ALL THE
" way to S25; Fradley make, hes in the
world.
CLVER-HEADED CANES, 81 TO So.
NOLD-HEADED UMBRELLAS, 81 TO SIS.
CILVER-HEADED UMBRELLAS.$3 TO Sc.
MUSTACHE CUPS IN OXYDIZED AND
wi satin finish.
IN GOLD GOODS-MASONIC 32D DE-
i gree Mystic Shrine, X. T.. Chapter Master
Mason charms. rings and pins, all in solid
gold, from S1.25 to $50.
ODDFELLOWS, PATRIARCHS MILL
" tant, Knights of Pythias, uniform rank.
n R. Q. o. R. T. o. R. R. B. B. L. E. B.
". L. F., etc.
WATCH CHARMS, BEAUTIFUL OLA
w mond-set lockets, Cameo lockets.
DIAMOND STUDS IN HIGH SKELETON
- mounting, 50 up to S45.
DIAMOND COLL AR BUTTONSFROM SO
~ to SlS.
CMALL DIAMOND STUD. BASKET
~ mounting, $12.
EINE DIAMOND, 12-CARAT, SKELETON
l. setting, white, perfect $3.50
o DE,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-18
j. F. INGHAM,
a27 JACKSON ST, ST. PAUL, MNN.

Send for Catalogue write il regard to goods you
liable to and elsewhere.
One parties have rd to changing
presents given goods they hold
will do this oul1 it desired bust.
basis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-18
SEVENTH ANNUAL PRESENTATION OF
CHRISTMAS GIFTS TO CUSTOMERS:

PRESEN7SFst cugh 12stp Organ $3.50 Second Set En-
cpa Gold and Charm, s25.
Ldys Fifth, Diamond Stud $780,
opera Tickets for all above
Eighth French DOLL with Diamond Eardops
s125. Free TO oil girls. regardless of purchase
The recipients Of these gifts will be selected by representa-
the Press and Dispatch Dec26lSSI
and the fortunate numbers will the next day in the
papers
1t $50 column to let people know the
doing and for this confne myself to
smaller advertisements and give the tu benefit
the thereby saved would repeat what have
already sa single instance the price increased to the
extent of to for the cost OF these presents
The above list is OF SveIWare hut stock OF
Watches and Diamonds is the largest in ST. Paul. and will
underse competition any nature for snlde
goods which do handle at least 10 cent and in most
25 to SO per cent.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24
The German Barber.

"Noding is now so prominent like doods.
Der sdreets rnd der babers are full of 'em.
like Dutchmen in der Hackensack meadows,
out cunning.
"a dood has der noplest ambition vot q
man can hat. He vonts to see how much he
can get on in der world. Like der lily. he
tolls not, und neider he does not shpin, but,
all der anne, der lily act don't go mitout a
rich farder. A dood is like an east side
museum-eferyding apowd it is on der out
site.
at is wise provision uf nature dot doods
hat got not at all some prains, all der While.
Prains are provided to show us how fiddle We
amount to, und if der averitch dood acct
dentally ran across a teaspoonful in his head
some morning, he might go und chump der
dock off. When he gets so advanced in his
profession dot he can't enchoy his dinner in
der same CLOTHES he had for breakfast der
principal use Of his head is for wearing ovid
hats.
"'Vhy didn't you safe me, you horrid ding,
vhen you saw me trowningp a young lady
inquired of her beau.
" Il dried my besd,' der young man sayt;
i at vonce started to put on my boating suit
so as to safe you in sdyle, but pefore 1 got a
qvarter of a mile you vos safed Ply dot vul-
gar fellow which chumped der river in |
ton'd see how you could let a man safe you
which had on White necktie in der mittle uf
der day. You must hat sunk very low to do
dot
81 hope no harm will habben to der doods.
Any adtempt to make em useful like using
EN- on target excursions or standing 'em up for
hatracks) would be an outrage alretty,
"Beople say Jay Gould wears der blainest
Ut CLOTHES, und so do der resd der Vail sdreet
millionaires. Veil, vot uf dat! Tank heffen.
it is vun of der rules uf Vail sdreet dot so
long as a stranger dakes noding off vot he
prings in his booklets he is Welcome to crawl
away NIT vot he has on his back II must
worry der great financiers not to get anv
clothing except vot dem puy, but dot is
charged to brofit und loss as vun uf der ex-
benses uf der peezness
sit is a tremendous ding TO be APPLE to Leaf
American fashions. All sorts Of beople drv
it. When vas out on der brairie last summer
saw der efforts uf der Indian doods. Vhen-
effer fine young prave laid bis blanket down
und stood on Won corner Of it to keeb It from
hopping away, you could see dot der heigt uf
;dyle consisted uf daub uf blue on der left
band side uf his shtomach und leetle red
der oder side
"Der Italian doods Uf der fruit stands keep
up fashion uf wearing on their faces und
hands all der real estate dem hat got Ameri-
cans cbenerally dake up der custom in child
boot, but der women are down on it nit
vosh rag, ind it soon gifts dired und fades
away. Der Chinese forgetfulness Of hanging
their banners on der owder walls uf their
trousers takes root among White men only in
cases where der serfant girl makes in a bur-
ry der kitchen stole init kerosene oil. At such
Hines a man in der same house does not care
how he wears his shirt uf he can only g1t
owtside und see der fire. New York Sun.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24
An Able Protector.

Il there Is more able protector against the
|ncursions of disease than Hostetter's Stom-
bon Bitters, we have yet to learn of it. Against
|he periodic attacks of fever and ague 1t affords
y sure defense, it renews waning vitality, and
bonnteracts the inarmities of age; it prevents
dyspepsia from becoming chronic, and even
|ually annihilates it. 1t rouses the liver and
kidneys when dormant, and insures a regular
habit ofbody. To the nervous it is ofinestim-
bible benefit, imparting steadiness and vigor
into an enfeebled physique. The term, ''del-
|cate health, - is usually another name for de-
|bility. While the Bitters is prOcurable, the
weak need never despair ofphy steal reinforce
|nent. Persons whose ayocatiOns are sedentary
|and laborious, or involve exposure to unlayOr-
able climatic influences, will also Hnd the Blt-
tiers an able protector.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24
COURTSHlP AND MARRIAGE.

A wedding epidemic hns broken out in
Paris, Ky.
A tailoring firm at Charlottesville adver.
tses that marriage license will be given
every young man who will buy his wedding
suit Of them.
In trial at Philadelphia the other day
the fact was brought out that two young
people, who were neighbors, had been in the
habit of doing their counting On the roof Of q
house near by.
John Martin, of Trimbelville, Chester
county, Pa, courted Miss Estella Webb for
twenty years and then broke marriage en-
gagement. Now she sues him for $4,000, or
81, 900 year for his counting.
James 3. Bell, who is mentioned as having
boon an eccentric man, died recently in Mid
dleton, Conn. He leaves four wives and has
gone to meet three, and at the time of his
death he was preparing for his eighth mar
rage.
A young man at Tiffin, O., courted a young
lady until o'clock in the morning. When
he started to 90 home he found tho door
fastened with wires so that he could not
oper. it. When he tried TO crawl out Of q
window he was arrested as a burglar and
had to be identified by the girl.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24
N92A EsA "a q F3EsEsT ard VT Hickey YEas.
hN E& H-HM ~ ID II4st1 itn curoU at home with
EH vi - ~ IN n EtS3t3 out pain. BOOB OF par
M E ri Ia 49, A3H tculers sent FIRED.
VBS# 1rRuuIIl .z,5aerurraris b. M.W0OlIilY, MD.
Election Proclamation.

Whereas, Upon application, legally
made, the commissioners court of Travis
county, Texas, entered the following or
der, on November Is, 1887; "Upon hear
ing the petition of more than twenty
freeholders of the following subdivision
of Travis county, it is ordered that an
election be held at Waters Station, on
the 18th day of December, 1887, by the
qualified voters of said subdivision, to de-
termine whether hogs, sheep and goats
shall be permitted to run at large in such
subdivision, to- wit: All the territory be-
ginning at the Williamson and Travis
county line, where the lower Austin
and Georgetown road crosses the same;
thence with the same line to where the
International d. Great Northern railroad
crosses the line dividing Travis and
Williamson counties; thence nearly south,
along said railroad, to the south line of
the G. w. Davis survey; thence in nearly
easterly course with said south line, to the
lower Austin and Georgetown road;
thence in northerly course with said
road to the Williamson county line afore-
said" Now, therefore, by virture Of the
authority invested by law, l, j. M. Braok-
enridge, county Judge of Travis county,
Texas, do hereby order an election to be
held at Waters Station, at Birds store, in
Travis county, Texas, on December II,
1887, between the hours OF 8 a. m. and g
p. M, to determine whether hogs, sheep
and goats shall be permitted to run at
large IN the territory embraced in said
above order of the commissioners court
of Travis county, Texas.
Given under my hand and seal this De-
cember 16, 1887.
| L. 8. j. M. BRAoKENRIDGE,
pSounty Judge
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24
QUEER WRINKLES.
GOT BACK THE BEST HE COULD.


Young Mr. Sissy-Just got back from Eu.
rope, Jack Gone two months; had a boss
time Jack-You show signs of age, Sissy.
Sissy-Age' Jack-Yes, Storage.
WATCH THE CLOCK.
He tmaking a long calD-What very odd
looking clock, Miss Smith. Is it an heir
loom' She (Suppressing a yawn)-Oh, no; it
is recent purchase of papa's. He has a
penchant for such things. l was about to
call your attention to it,
A DAY TO REMEMBER.
Counsel Ito witness, the father of a family
Why are you so certain, Mr.. Smith, that
the event occurred on such date? May you
not be mistaken3 Witness-Impossible sir
1t was the day I didn't have to buy any of
my children a pair of shoes.
TO BE DEPENDED UPON.
Gentleman don't like to pay you for the
job, Uncle Rastus, until it's done. You
might go back on me. Uncle Rastus earn
estly)-'Deed | won't, boss, deed | won't. Ise
white if l is cullud.
LIKELY TO BE misunderstood.
She-Oh, Jacob, Jacob, hat dropped ter
limburger cheese oud of ter back window
he-N OF Il SdlllulJleS! NOW VIII COllle 10 US
pretty quick ter board of health nit elm
cholera case
A GRATEFUL HEART
pumley (who has treated Featherly to g
cigar from his own private box)-Not puff
bad cigar, eh3 Featherly-N-no, not puff
very bad.
NO BETTER IN TUE MARKET
Boy lin great haste)-Me mudder sent me
for some cheese Got emmy watts good?
Grocer Gffably)-Yes, sonny, we've got some
that | can recommend highly. It's made
under our own direction, at our own dairy,
from pure Orange county milk, and is of an
exceptionally mild ard pleasant flavor About
how much will you have? Boy-Gimme
enough ter bait a rat trap with,
ONLY ONE DRAWBACK.
He Ito Miss Breezy)--I think, Miss Breezy,
that your friend, Miss Wabash, is q cry
bright, vivacious young lady. Miss Breezy
Cfeelinglyl-Yes, Clara is bright and vi
vacious, and possesses rake culture and retire
ment, but l think at times she is pronH to
shoot her mouth off trine too much for
absolutely correct taste.--New York Sun
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GPORTlNG AND ATHLETIC.

Tommy Warren and Patsy OLeary, in st.
Paul, have signed articles 70 fight to finish
on Jan. ), London prize ring rules, with small
gloves, for 81, O1O side Each has put up
500 forfeit.
s. G.. Whitaker, Charlottesville, Ind, has
broken the bicyclist record by wheeling 323
miles IN tweDty-four hours. This run was
made over the road between Charlottesville
and Lafayette and exceeds by eighteen miles
any previous run.
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The red flag of murder has no rights in
this country that any American should
respect, and anarchism is a foreign rem
edy for foreign conditions, which the
American people will eItirpate, root and
branch, when they get sufficiently aroused.
New York Mail and Express, Rep.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-11-24

Where the Rawhide Was: "Did she have
rawhide when she assaulted your" asked
his Honor of meek gentleman who ac
cused his wife of assault and battery, with
intent to kill. mo, your Honor" said the
poor man, feeling of himself tenderly,
"I'm the one that had the rawhide; in
fact, your Honor, have it still."-Bufralo
Onuriar